The Centre of Archaeology is pleased to welcome Daria Cherkaska to our research team. Daria started her PhD studies in 2018. Her previous research background involves studying of theory and history…
After 7 years worth of research, archaeological excavation and analysis, the Centre of Archaeology is pleased to announce that the book ‘Finding Shakespeare’s New Place: An Archaeological Biography’ has now…
On the 26th of March, Channel 4 showed the premier of Secret Histories: Shakespeare’s Tomb. Presented by Helen Castor, the show followed a research project by Kevin Colls from the Centre…
Get involved in archaeology today at the New Vic Theatre! The Centre of Archaeology are running a series of free archaeological workshops, including surveying and excavation, within the grounds of the New Vic…
The Forensic Anthropology and Osteoarchaeology Research Group is a newly formed research group in the Department of Forensic and Crime Science at Staffordshire University. The group will give students the…
CONFERENCE SUMMARY WHAT BRITAIN KNEW: THE HOLOCAUST AND NAZI CRIMES On the 30th November 2014, Staffordshire University through the Centre of Archaeology hosted the conference ‘What Britain Knew: The Holocaust…
Five years on from the discovery of the Staffordshire Hoard in a field near Lichfield, the Centre of Archaeology is hosting a free public lecture on the 11th of June…
After validation and two inspections, the Centre of Archaeology at Staffordshire University has been granted RO (Registered Organisation) status with the Institute for Archaeologists. The IfA is a professional institute…
The official launch of the Centre of Archaeology based at Staffordshire University took place on the 18th of December. The event was a huge success and was attended by a…
Exciting new training provision for archaeologists in the UK! In partnership with the IfA, we can now confirm that the Centre of Archaeology will host a number of Continuing Professional…
